1. I'm not sure you meant an indexer in the topic. You typically don't search directly on the indexer if you have tiered architecture.
2. It's usually either because someone fiddled with the config and broke a TA itself or changed permissions so that the lookups are either undefined or (more frequent case) not available due to lack of permission for user's role.
Hi @kjain041523
This error looks to relate to the Splunk_TA_paloalto app - have you customised this app in any way?
Specifically those two lookup definitions are referencing the lookup 'minemeldfeeds_lookup' which is a KVStore - do you have any issues with KV Store on your deployment?
By default these lookup definitions and KV Store definitions are shared globally - have you changed the KV Store definition or permissions at all?
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@kjain041523 The lookup error indicates Splunk is attempting to run automatic lookups that reference missing or misconfigured lookup files.
You can try to check the lookup definitions in Splunk Web under Settings > Lookups, confirm that the corresponding CSV files (minemeIdfeeds_src_lookup, minemeIdfeeds_dest_lookup) exist in the app’s lookups or directory. To fix the error, you may either restore the missing files or disable the lookup definitions if they are not needed.
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Hi @kjain041523 ,
there's a lookup not found or not existent, probably an automatic lookup.
You shouls search it in the add-ons and check if it's present but not correctly shared or if it isn't present.
In the first case, you have to share it at Global level, in the second case, you have to create it.
Ciao.
Giuseppe